Living in Konoha: I Am Innocent by Nature but the System Forces Me to Go Astray

I have been reading this book for a long time, and it is one of the better books about Naruto. From the thirty-fourth year of Konoha to the Fourth Ninja War, the time span is very large. The author's original content is also quite rich. For example, the protagonist established an organization "Nantianmen", retained many people who were destined to die in the original work, and also added some original characters, which is good. Of course, authors who generally write about Naruto will definitely write about various conspiracy theories, and this book is no exception. But it is precisely because of this that we can show us the darkness in Naruto's blood. The author gave Danzo a good ending, letting him die for Konoha instead of fighting among himself. It describes that although Danzo is very dark, when Konoha needs it, he is a heroic figure who will stand up and die to protect Konoha.

My evaluation of this book is average. When fighting, the characters are too rigid. It feels like a string is connected to the puppet. When the protagonist fights, he feels

The combat aspect is too bullshit, and every mission is made like a life-and-death battle. Why, if you don't push others into a desperate situation, you won't be violent, right? I'm really speechless. Do you think it's interesting to see an author whose mission makes him feel like he's about to die? Moreover, the writing is terrible, and the system panel is as messy as that. Can't you sort it out and classify it into categories? Besides, there are so many rewards, and Ninjutsu is useless. It's almost impossible to master anything. This kind of thing will become cannon fodder in the later stage. If it weren't for the system, it would have been dead.

Faster, faster, too slow, at least five chapters a day

Of course, fans watch it to make things happen, have fun, and watch something new. What are you writing about? It seems like you're writing a fanfic, but actually, you're writing about Naruto?

It's too short. It's too short. Can the author add more?

It's a good write-up, don't write it again in the future

As far as the plot is concerned, it's okay, but it's a pity that the writing is terrible. Nothing but exclamation points are still exclamation points, just like the author lives with exclamation points. It has to be an exclamation point. It's really uncomfortable to watch. It's not like I haven't read a book of the same type, and it's not like there aren't any good books about Naruto, but it's the first time that I felt uncomfortable reading a good type of book because of poor writing, and I really wanted to give up on the book. Personally, I suggest you dig out those good books and read them as a staple food. Just read this a few times as a meal replacement.

I hope the author writes more.

The writing is not very good. This book has a score of 9. I read it as soon as I read it. This book can only get a score of 7.8.